Paris – the mere mention of that simple word invokes thoughts, feelings, memories and expectations even for those who have never visited. The acclaimed capital of love and city of light was deemed so beautiful by Hitler that he decided to save it as long as the new Berlin surpassed it. From the twinkling lights… Read More »Paris – The Latin Quarter
In my getting to know Bologna post I told you a little bit about the Portico walkways that are a great feature of the city. Undoubtedly the best ‘Portico’ walk you can do in the city is the one up to Madonna di San Luca. The walk is under the cover of the Porticos all… Read More »The walk to Madonna di San Luca – Bologna
I use balsamic vinegar a lot at home with bread and olive oil and I also chuck it over my salads without really any idea of how it’s made or where it’s from so The surprise and enjoyment I got from my visit to Acetaia di Giorgio in Modena was incredible. I was interested to… Read More »Acetaia di Giorgio – the black gold of Modena
Ferrari’s are cars that I love. They seem to have some sort of aura attached to them. I think they make beautiful cars with impressive styling and incredible sounding engines. Sometimes I imagine myself driving through the Alps or along the Mediterranean coast in a beautiful sports car, next to a beautiful lady, with the roof… Read More »Enzo Ferrari – the dreamer, the visionary
Here’s some thought on a European Road Trip vs a European Rail Trip. I’ve previously written about how I love to Drive all over the world. There’s nothing better than a great road trip. A long open road, windows down, breeze in your face and the sunset on the horizon. I’ve done some epic road… Read More »European Road Trip vs Rail Trip